Campervan, Motorhome & Caravan Holidays

Campervan and motorhome holidays in Scotland are a great way to travel around the country. Or why not hire a caravan or motorhome and stay in picturesque, secluded spots for an unforgettable trip?

Campervan parked at Gairloch with the Northern Lights overhead

Hire a campervan

Kintail in Wester Ross Biosphere, The Highlands

Pick the perfect motorhome

The right wheels can turn an ordinary journey into an epic adventure.

Campervans and motorhomes are terms used for camping vehicles with a motor, usually in the form of a van that has a bed and kitchen installed in the back. Motorhomes tend to be larger than campers, with more features and space. Caravans are slightly different; the vehicle is separate and must be towed behind a car.

There are many makes, models and styles of motorhomes out there. Read up on what makes a good motorhome to ensure you get the one that's right for you.

Campervan at Zoar Beach Braewick, Shetland

VW Campervan Hire

VW campervans are popular for being classic and iconic. There are various places in Scotland where you can hire one.

Book your caravan stay at a campsite in Scotland

Braewick Caravan & Campsite

Explore Scotland's Caravan Parks and Campsites

The perfect place to pitch up is never far away, with caravan parks and campsites to suit all budgets and interests. In most cases, your pitch will provide you with access to water and electricity, and the site will have washing and shower facilities, toilets, WiFi and sometimes an on-site restaurant or pub.

Ideas for where to visit

10 Incredible Campervan Holidays in Scotland

Here are just some of the campervan destinations and routes that are worth the road trip.

Best Road Trips in Scotland

Discover this scenic alternative to driving the main routes.

11 Motorhome Spots with Stunning Views

Discover stunning places to stop overnight when exploring Scotland in a motorhome, from Aberfeldy Caravan Park to Glenbrittle Campsite.

Tips and Advice for travelling

Campervans overlooking Durness Beach

Road Guidance

  • Make sure you know and understand the rules around driving in Scotland before you visit.
  • Check your map and plan your route before you head out – caravan and motorhome drivers are always best to stick to A and B roads, so you have plenty of space to pass other drivers in a large vehicle.
  • Look out for road signs which indicate if a road is unsuitable for large vehicles.
  • Plan and book where you will stay before you leave, and don’t stay in an undesignated area.

General visitor tips

  • Always take your rubbish home and pick up after your pets.
  • Keep a safe distance from any land management operations.
  • Look after plants, birds, animals, cultural heritage sites and important geological features.
  • Our Outdoor Access Code gives rights to roam, but this doesn’t cover your vehicle.

Find more Helpful Advice

CaMPA

Learn more about the guidelines around camping and caravanning in Scotland.

Sygic Truck & Caravan GPS Navigation

Always find the best route and places for your caravan, RV, motorhome, camper, or car with trailer.

Scottish Outdoor Access Code

Explore Scotland's outdoor land responsibly by following the Scottish Outdoor Access Code.

Sustainable & Responsible Tourism in Scotland

Discover more about responsible tourism in Scotland, as well as how you can experience all the country has to offer.

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